REANASUPLISHEENKNOCKNAGEEHA, REABOY BARNA, BALLYNAHULLA TOOREENGARRIV
Ten-year permission for a 14-turbine wind farm and associated infrastructure in Kerry.
17300 · Kerry County Council · Lodged 5 April 2017
- Reference
- 17300
- Authority
- Kerry County Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 5 April 2017
Summary
AI-generatedThe applicant is seeking a ten-year permission to construct a wind farm consisting of 14 wind turbines with a blade tip height of up to 150m. The project includes substations, meteorological masts, borrow pits, and site entrances, and is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Statement.
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Official record
Development description
For ten years for the development of a windfarm consisting of: 14 no. Wind turbines with a rotor diameter of up to 120m and a blade tip height of up to 150m above ground level, 2 no. Permanent meteorological masts, 2 no. Medium voltage substations, 1 no. High voltage substation, 13 no. New site entrances comprising of 7 no. New and 6 no. Upgraded site entrances, 3 no. Borrow pits and adjacent repositories, the provision of new and upgraded internal site service roads and surface water management measures, temporary site compounds all underground cabling and associated infrastructure necessary to construct the development. The development is located in the townlands of: barna (2 no. Turbines), knocknageeha (1 no. Turbine), reanasup (2 no. Turbines), lisheen (1 no. Turbine), reaboy (3 no. Turbines), ballynahulla (5 no. Turbines) and tooreengarrive, killarney. An environmental impact statement and natura impace statement has been prepared and submitted as part of this application
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received5 April 2017
- Decision due30 May 2017
- Decision issued30 May 2017
- Grant issued27 November 2018
- Appeal submitted26 June 2017
- Appeal decided13 March 2023
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